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8.0 MUSEUMS IN UNIXPLORIA

8.1 Collectioseum

8.1.1 About


8.1.2 What is a Curiosity Cabinet?


8.1.3 Privacy Policy


8.1.4 Contact


8.2 Collection Highlights


8.3 365 Collections


8.4 Creativum

8.4.1 Paintings and Sculptures



9.0 Unixplorian Museum of Motion Pictures

9.1 About

9.1.1 Contact

9.1.2 Privacy Policy


9.2 Favourite Labels

9.2.1 88 Films

9.2.2 Arrow Films

9.2.3 Fabulous Films

9.2.4 Njuta Films

9.2.5 Shameless Screen Entertainment

9.2.6 Vinegar Syndrome

9.2.7 Shout Factory

9.2.8 Studio Canal

9.2.9 Studio S Entertainment


9.3 Collections

9.3.1 Autographs

9.3.2 Movies

9.3.2.1 Action

9.3.2.2 Adventure

9.3.2.3 Animation

9.3.2.4 Comedy

9.3.2.5 Documentary

9.3.2.6 Drama

9.3.2.7 Family

9.3.2.8 Fantasy

9.3.2.9 Horror

9.3.2.10 Mystery

9.3.2.11 Romance

9.3.2.12 Science Fiction

9.3.2.13 Thriller

9.3.2.14 War

9.3.2.15 Western


9.3.3 Soundtracks


9.4 Encyclopedia Cinemania

9.4.1 Actors - Female

9.4.2 Actors - Male

9.4.3 Directors


9.5 Regent Theater


9.6 We Love

9.6.1 James Bond

9.6.1.1 Bond Girls

9.6.2 The X-Files


9.7 In Loving Memory


9.8 Gallery


9.9 Contact



10.0 The Royal Philatelic Collection

10.1 About

10.1.1 Privacy Policy


10.2 Contact


10.3 Countries


10.4 Philatelic Terms



11.0 Unixplorian Tintin Museum

11.1 About


11.2 Collections

11.2.1 Books and Stationary

11.2.2 Figures

11.2.3 Key Chains

11.2.4 Merchandise

11.2.5 Movies

11.2.6 Mugs and Kitchenware

11.2.7 Pins

11.2.8 Posters

11.2.9 Stamps

11.2.10 Textiles

11.2.11 Vehicles


11.3 Icones


11.4 Imaginary Museum


11.5 The Adventures of Tintin

11.5.1 Tintin's World in Maps

11.5.2 Tintin Characters in Different Languages 


11.6 Tintin's Philatelic Adventures


11.7 Gallery


11.8 Wishlist

13.0 ACADEMIA UNIXPLORIA

13.1 Astrobiology

13.1.1 The Birth and Evolution of the Universe

13.1.2 The Birth, Evolution, and Extinction of Life

13.1.3 Notes on Delsemme's Our Cosmic Origins, Chapter 9


13.2 Botany


13.3 Cryptozoology

13.3.1 Storsjöodjuret - The Great Lake Monster


13.4 Education

13.4.1 Paradigm Shifts in Swedish Education

13.4.2 Pupils with Difficulties

13.4.3 To Spark an Interest in Science. An Educational Consideration


13.5 Film History

13.5.1 Projects

13.5.1.1 Midsomer Murders


13.5 History

13.5.1 Emmanuel Le Roy Ladurie as a Writer of History

13.5.2 Nationalism and State Building in the 19th Century

13.5.3 Renaissance Man. A Historical Illusion?

13.5.4 Laughter and the People. An analysis of Michail Bachtin's Ideas

13.5.5 Objectivity in History. A Realistic Endeavor?

13.5.6 The Annales School in Historical Research

13.5.7 Norbert Elias' View on Medieval Man and Society

13.5.8 The Daily Lives of the Common People During the Renaissance


13.6 Intellectual History

13.6.1 The Greek philosophers. An intellectual history.

13.6.2 The dualist philosophy of Plato.

13.6.3 Europe and the others. Exotism in early-modern Europe.

 

13.6 Languages

13.6.1 Odin and the Runes. An Investigation of the Magical Meaning of the Runes in Norse Mythology. 

13.6.2 What is Dialect? Examples from the South-Smolandian Dialect. 

13.6.3 A Stylistic Analysis of a Newspaper Article.


13.7 Library Science

13.7.1 Information Literacy. Theoretical and Practical Definitions

13.7.2 Activities in the School Library – A Study of how School Librarians Prioritize School Library Activities according to Social Identity


13.8 Literature

13.8.1 The Romantic Age and the Baroque Period: An Analytical Review of the Literature

13.8.2 Literary Themes among Swedish Romanticists

13.8.3 Medieval Literary Genres. A Comparative Overview

13.8.4 Crime and Punishment. An Analysis

13.8.5 Jean Racine's Phèdre

13.8.6 Hölderlin and Shelley. The poetry of the Romantic Era

13.8.7 Women in Literature

13.8.8 An Analysis of Victoria Benedictsson's Money


13.9 Micropatrology

13.9.1 Map - Micronations of the World


13.10 Museology

13.10.1 Yngve Löwegren's Curiosity Cabinets of Natural History in Sweden during the 18th Century. A Contribution to the History of Zoology

13.10.2 Carl Linnaeus as a Natural History Collector. Ethical Views on Natural History Collecting in the 1700s

13.10.3 Carl Linnaeus and Natural History Collecting. A Study of the Use, Political Background, and Social Context During the Age of Liberty

13.10.4 Analyzing Susan M. Pearce's book Museums, Objects, and Collections

13.10.5 Analyzing Werner Muensterberger's book Collecting - An Unruly Passion

13.10.6 Analyzing Oliver Impey's and Arthur MacGregor's book The Origins of Museums


13.11 Religion


13.12 Stronghaven Observatory


13.13 Unixplorian Scholars' Hall of Fame

22.0 SOCIAL MEDIA (*)

22.1 Facebook

22.2 Instagram

22.3 Pinterest

22.4 Twitter

22.5 YouTube

(*) About our social media accounts


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FACEBOOK

is reserved for general updates and posts regarding political and cultural development in our kingdom.

Updated: Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. 


INSTAGRAM

is reserved for sharing photographs of our kingdom. Pictures from Regent House and our national museums will be mixed with snapshots of more general, Unixplorian topics.

Updated Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.


PINTEREST

is reserved for images on topics that Unixplorians find interesting.

Updated: Mondays - Saturdays 


TWITTER

is reserved for political content, focusing on how political changes worldwide affect the Kingdom of Unixploria.

Updated: Mondays and Fridays.


YOUTUBE

is reserved for video content regarding all things Unixploria. Our TV network, UTV, will broadcast everything from new acquisitions to our national museums to more in-depth cultural, political, and educational programs.

Updated: Saturdays.